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Verbs with de
The French preposition de is required after certain verbs and expressions. Note that when they are followed by a noun, there is often a completely different preposition in English or none at all. And when de is followed by an infinitive, the English translation may take an infinitive or a gerund.
| Expressions with Bout
The French noun un bout can mean tip, end, or bit, and is used in all kinds of idiomatic expressions. Learn how to say fingertips, from one end to the other, through and through, to the limit, and more with this list of expressions with bout.
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